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Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, November 22, 1951
Flood Control
Survey Made
At Monument
By Millie Wilson
Victor I. Myers, Soil Conserva
tion Service, Flood Control and
Albert E. Everts, Flood Control
Survey, Soil Conservation Service,
of the Pendleton office were in
Monument this week looking over
the Cottonwood area, and making
surveys for possible methods of
preventing flood damage to the
farm lands.
Earl Sweek did some work for
the school this week. He was re
pairing the porch to the gym
nasium. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rickard
and children and Bill Bowman
were business visitors in Salem
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. B. Wilson of Walla Walla
and Bert Stien of LaGrande were
in Monument this week buying
cattle. While here they pur
chased some steers from Carl Cox
of Top.
Joe Simas drove to Prineville
last Sunday and returned Mon
day bringing his wife 'and infant
son home with him.
Dean Enright brought his wife
home last Monday from the Hepp
ner hospital, where she recently
submitted to surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Milder
drove to ML.. Vernon 1 Moaday
evening. Mr. Miller attended a
banquet for Schoolmasters, spon
sored by the Mt Vernon P. T. A.
and Mrs! Miller was a dinner
guest of Mrs. Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlot Fleming of
Blair, Washington are spending
Elk hunting season here. Beside
hunting they are taking some
time out to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boyer
were business visitors in Heppner
last Tuesday
Mr. Robert Croft, principal of
the Monument High School drove
to Portland last Monday for medi
cal aid. He returned on Wednes
day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweek at
tended the R. E. A. meeting in
Long Creek last Wednesday.
Erma Fergersen and Goldie
Round came from John Day Fri
day Both Mr. Fergersen and Mr.
Round are confined to the hos-
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The Union Pacific Railroad has just presented to the American Bed Cross an "Armed Forces
Blood Procurement Car" to collect blood throughout Union Pacific territory, escort where blood centers
are established, and in a brief ceremony, as shown in picture at top, A. E. Stoddard, president of the rail
road, turned the keys to the car over to Bay Schlotterbeck, Red Cross midwest area supervisor of St.
Louis, Mo., with ranking officers of the armed forces In attendance. Lower left shows sign on either side
of the car, lower right one of two bedrooms containing two cots for donors. Every drop of blood collected
on this car will go to the armed farces.
has stomach trouble while Mr.
Round mashed his toe while
working at the mill.
High School News
Micky Brown accompanied her
parents to Portland on November
4th to visit friends and attend to
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matters of business.
Mr. Miller and Donald Gilman
returned the Boxing ring to Mt.
Vernon on Monday. While there
they visited the Mt. Vernon
school.
Rhoene Bleakman is staying at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Simas.
The following 4-H Club mem
bers and their parents attended
a banquet at Prairie City on No
vember 7th, Jim Waldorf, Charles
Roach and Rhoene Bleakman.
Roy Lynch has moved to Prine
ville with his parents. We were
all sorry to see him go.
The Busy Needles 4-H Sewing
Club by Donna Broadfoot.
Our second meeting was held at
Mrs. Hooker's home. We decided
on a name for our Club. It is
"The Busy Needles 4-H Sewing
Club." Refreshments of cider,
candy, apples and sandwiches
were served. The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Vandettas.
The third meeting at Mrs. Van
dettas, we finished our first pro
ject. Refreshments of cake and
coolade were served. The next
meeting will be at Sharon Hin
ton's. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cork spent
several days in Portland this
week. Mrs. Cork's aunt Mrs. Day
stayed with their children.
.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cork ship
ped their turkeys to Bend last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Stubble
field and Joe Elder spent the
Armistice holiday in Pendleton.
Virgil Fisher of Heppner was
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greeting friends in Monument on
Friday. .
Mrs. Anna Lesley spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Slim
Owens last week. Mrs. Owens
health is much improved since
she came from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
born in Pendleton last week. This
is the second son for Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes.
Mrs. Bill Lesley is suffering
from an infection under her arm.
Mr. Lesley's mother, Anna Les
ley has been staying with her
for the past week.
Mrs. Eleanore Waterhouse has
been quite ill for the past week.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mantis took her . to consult a
doctor at Prairie City last Thurs
day. Georgie Sweek and son, Doug
las are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Mantis.
Last week was the time for
birthday parties in the West end
of town. Mrs. Joava Enright en
tertained for her two small
daughters, Pattie, four years old
and Beverly two years old. Next
on the-same street, Naomi Bow
man entertained eight children
and their mothers in honor of her
daughter Connie. Then on the
same street, Clinta Mellor hon
ored her two year old "daughter,
Carol Lavelle with a party.
There will be a Special R. E. A.
meeting called for December 8th
at Long Creek. Everyone that is
interested in getting R. E. A.
power should by all means attend
this meeting.
Mrs. Clyde Jackson and son
Hugh drove to Pendleton last Fri
day where Hugh enlisted in the
Air Corp. On.the following-Wednesday
the Recruiting officer frem
Pendleton came to Monument for
Hugh and Lloyd Grienger. From
Pendleton they will go to Spokane
for their physicals.
Major Victor Du Bosch came
home for the weekend November
9th and brought as his guest,
Colonel Henry Hoon. While here
they visited with the- Ray Davis
family and also the Bill Lesley
family. On November 13th, Ma
jor Du 5 osch and Coloner Hoon
reported back to the Fairchild
Air Force base, Fajrchild, Wash
ington, where they are stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Capon
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Capon
were business visitors In Heppner
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Cupper and Mrs.
Wayne Leathers were hostesses
to a pink and blue shower, honor
ing Mrs. Bill Gates on Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Murd Stubblefield. As it was im
possible for Mrs. Gates to be
here, the presents were wrapped
and sent by mail. There were'
eighteen ladies present at the
party, Refreshments of Ice cream
and cake were served by the
hostesses. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoskins and
daughter Lucy were attending to i
matters of business in Prineville4-,
last Saturday. They were!
caught in a snow storm on their ;
return trip. s
Joyce and Linda Sue Williams .
spent last week with their grand- j
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chance '
Wilson. Their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Williams came for
then on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shanks and '
daughter, Laura Lee and Mrs.
Grace Stirritt returned from Kla
math Falls on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Strecker were
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